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Just 75 minutes from Vienna, experience a light show set to Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” in Austria’s largest cathedral.
Vienna Christmas Markets 2026: Which Spots Are Really Worth Visiting Starting in November
New exhibition announced in Vienna: Dive into Van Gogh’s world and stroll through his most famous paintings in an immersive 360-degree experience!
For over 110 years, a house has stood in Hietzing that looks as if Willy Wonka himself had been at work
Just 2 hours from Vienna lies the perfect destination for the dark season: a magical wonderland full of enchanting lights at 1,270 meters above sea level
We’re heading into the final stretch of the year: Here are the best things to do for your November in Vienna
Fines of up to 50,000 euros: Vienna tightens Airbnb rules—here’s what you need to know now!
For 40 euros from Vienna: ÖBB is bringing back this popular 6.5-hour direct connection to the south
Discover over 200 varieties of pumpkins and fall delicacies at this regional fall market—now in its 20th year—just 30 minutes from Vienna’s city center.
Just 1.5 hours from Vienna, hundreds of cows make their way from the alpine pastures down into the valley—on this one day in September
Discover this autumnal pumpkin farm just 30 minutes from Vienna—with free admission and 400 different pumpkin varieties to take home
Just one hour from Vienna, around 35 hot-air balloons will take to the skies at this UNESCO World Heritage Site next weekend—and you can be there
Just one hour from Vienna, take a journey back in time to the 15th century—with over 150 events at Austria’s largest medieval festival
In just 15 hours, you can reach this romantic little town in Transylvania while you sleep—the perfect destination for a relaxing late-summer trip from Vienna
Open for just a few weeks: Experience the region’s largest pumpkin farm—just 45 minutes from Vienna—with around 120 pumpkin varieties and a “Gilmore Girls” vibe to take home with you.
Just under 3 hours from Vienna, 30 meters below ground, this year-round ice cave awaits at -2 °C, featuring 9-meter-high ice formations
Just 75 minutes from Vienna lies this neo-Gothic fairytale castle, surrounded by a vast lake landscape and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Just 1.5 hours from Vienna lies this vast, sustainable thermal village with hot healing springs from a depth of 3,000 meters and fairy-tale architecture by the Viennese artist Hundertwasser
Fines of up to 50,000 euros: Vienna tightens Airbnb rules—here’s what you need to know now!
For 40 euros from Vienna: ÖBB is bringing back this popular 6.5-hour direct connection to the south
Discover over 200 varieties of pumpkins and fall delicacies at this regional fall market—now in its 20th year—just 30 minutes from Vienna’s city center.
Just 1.5 hours from Vienna, hundreds of cows make their way from the alpine pastures down into the valley—on this one day in September
Discover this autumnal pumpkin farm just 30 minutes from Vienna—with free admission and 400 different pumpkin varieties to take home
Just one hour from Vienna, around 35 hot-air balloons will take to the skies at this UNESCO World Heritage Site next weekend—and you can be there
Just one hour from Vienna, take a journey back in time to the 15th century—with over 150 events at Austria’s largest medieval festival
In just 15 hours, you can reach this romantic little town in Transylvania while you sleep—the perfect destination for a relaxing late-summer trip from Vienna
Open for just a few weeks: Experience the region’s largest pumpkin farm—just 45 minutes from Vienna—with around 120 pumpkin varieties and a “Gilmore Girls” vibe to take home with you.
Just under 3 hours from Vienna, 30 meters below ground, this year-round ice cave awaits at -2 °C, featuring 9-meter-high ice formations
Just 75 minutes from Vienna lies this neo-Gothic fairytale castle, surrounded by a vast lake landscape and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Just 1.5 hours from Vienna lies this vast, sustainable thermal village with hot healing springs from a depth of 3,000 meters and fairy-tale architecture by the Viennese artist Hundertwasser
Fines of up to 50,000 euros: Vienna tightens Airbnb rules—here’s what you need to know now!
For 40 euros from Vienna: ÖBB is bringing back this popular 6.5-hour direct connection to the south
Discover over 200 varieties of pumpkins and fall delicacies at this regional fall market—now in its 20th year—just 30 minutes from Vienna’s city center.
Just 1.5 hours from Vienna, hundreds of cows make their way from the alpine pastures down into the valley—on this one day in September
Discover this autumnal pumpkin farm just 30 minutes from Vienna—with free admission and 400 different pumpkin varieties to take home
Just one hour from Vienna, around 35 hot-air balloons will take to the skies at this UNESCO World Heritage Site next weekend—and you can be there
Just one hour from Vienna, take a journey back in time to the 15th century—with over 150 events at Austria’s largest medieval festival
In just 15 hours, you can reach this romantic little town in Transylvania while you sleep—the perfect destination for a relaxing late-summer trip from Vienna
Open for just a few weeks: Experience the region’s largest pumpkin farm—just 45 minutes from Vienna—with around 120 pumpkin varieties and a “Gilmore Girls” vibe to take home with you.
Just under 3 hours from Vienna, 30 meters below ground, this year-round ice cave awaits at -2 °C, featuring 9-meter-high ice formations
Just 75 minutes from Vienna lies this neo-Gothic fairytale castle, surrounded by a vast lake landscape and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Just 1.5 hours from Vienna lies this vast, sustainable thermal village with hot healing springs from a depth of 3,000 meters and fairy-tale architecture by the Viennese artist Hundertwasser
What’s happening in Vienna this weekend? Your must-dos and insider tips (November 6–8)
Just 75 minutes from Vienna, experience a light show set to Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” in Austria’s largest cathedral.
From the Vienna Philharmonic to festive Christmas shows: 10 impressive classical concerts you absolutely must not miss in Vienna through the end of 2026
For over 110 years, a house has stood in Hietzing that looks as if Willy Wonka himself had been at work
Vienna Christmas Markets 2026: Which Spots Are Really Worth Visiting Starting in November
Built in strict secrecy during the Cold War for 1,200 elite individuals: Today, Vienna’s hidden underground parking garage nuclear bunker opens its steel doors to visitors
Halloween: 6 Spooky Activities for Your Scary Fun in Vienna
Back to School: 11 Things You Can Do to Make the Start of School More Enjoyable
While Viennese clubs charge over 20 euros on October 31, on this rooftop terrace in the 2nd district, you can celebrate your Halloween rooftop party for 0 euros with a view of the Prater.
In 1959, the first new museum building of the postwar era opened on Karlsplatz; 65 years and 108 million euros later, admission is free, and visitors stroll past original Klimt works
Falco’s 4,000-square-meter villa in Gars am Kamp is open to the public 26 years after his death: the recording studio in the basement, original furniture, and gold records remain untouched, and the villa, built in 1895, is now a museum for 29 euros
In 1766, Joseph II opened his hunting grounds to the Viennese for puppet shows; in 1945, the Wurstelprater, which had been destroyed by fire, was rebuilt; 261 years later, a 100-million-new building is bringing Disney’s “The Lion King” here
What’s happening in Vienna this weekend? Your must-dos and insider tips (November 6–8)
Just 75 minutes from Vienna, experience a light show set to Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” in Austria’s largest cathedral.
From the Vienna Philharmonic to festive Christmas shows: 10 impressive classical concerts you absolutely must not miss in Vienna through the end of 2026
For over 110 years, a house has stood in Hietzing that looks as if Willy Wonka himself had been at work
Vienna Christmas Markets 2026: Which Spots Are Really Worth Visiting Starting in November
Built in strict secrecy during the Cold War for 1,200 elite individuals: Today, Vienna’s hidden underground parking garage nuclear bunker opens its steel doors to visitors
Halloween: 6 Spooky Activities for Your Scary Fun in Vienna
Back to School: 11 Things You Can Do to Make the Start of School More Enjoyable
While Viennese clubs charge over 20 euros on October 31, on this rooftop terrace in the 2nd district, you can celebrate your Halloween rooftop party for 0 euros with a view of the Prater.
In 1959, the first new museum building of the postwar era opened on Karlsplatz; 65 years and 108 million euros later, admission is free, and visitors stroll past original Klimt works
Falco’s 4,000-square-meter villa in Gars am Kamp is open to the public 26 years after his death: the recording studio in the basement, original furniture, and gold records remain untouched, and the villa, built in 1895, is now a museum for 29 euros
In 1766, Joseph II opened his hunting grounds to the Viennese for puppet shows; in 1945, the Wurstelprater, which had been destroyed by fire, was rebuilt; 261 years later, a 100-million-new building is bringing Disney’s “The Lion King” here
What’s happening in Vienna this weekend? Your must-dos and insider tips (November 6–8)
Just 75 minutes from Vienna, experience a light show set to Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” in Austria’s largest cathedral.
From the Vienna Philharmonic to festive Christmas shows: 10 impressive classical concerts you absolutely must not miss in Vienna through the end of 2026
For over 110 years, a house has stood in Hietzing that looks as if Willy Wonka himself had been at work
Vienna Christmas Markets 2026: Which Spots Are Really Worth Visiting Starting in November
Built in strict secrecy during the Cold War for 1,200 elite individuals: Today, Vienna’s hidden underground parking garage nuclear bunker opens its steel doors to visitors
Halloween: 6 Spooky Activities for Your Scary Fun in Vienna
Back to School: 11 Things You Can Do to Make the Start of School More Enjoyable
While Viennese clubs charge over 20 euros on October 31, on this rooftop terrace in the 2nd district, you can celebrate your Halloween rooftop party for 0 euros with a view of the Prater.
In 1959, the first new museum building of the postwar era opened on Karlsplatz; 65 years and 108 million euros later, admission is free, and visitors stroll past original Klimt works
Falco’s 4,000-square-meter villa in Gars am Kamp is open to the public 26 years after his death: the recording studio in the basement, original furniture, and gold records remain untouched, and the villa, built in 1895, is now a museum for 29 euros
In 1766, Joseph II opened his hunting grounds to the Viennese for puppet shows; in 1945, the Wurstelprater, which had been destroyed by fire, was rebuilt; 261 years later, a 100-million-new building is bringing Disney’s “The Lion King” here
In 1679, “Dear Augustin” ended up in a Viennese plague pit—347 years later, his old favorite pub honors this incredible miracle
Opened in 1810, closed in 2020: The sad fate of Vienna’s legendary Dianabad 216 years later
Villa Beer was built in Hietzing in 1930 and was used by British intelligence almost as if in a spy thriller; today, more than 70 years later, the villa has won an architecture award and is open to visitors
Add a touch of magic to your Christmas anticipation: Experience a fairy-tale Advent at a real castle, just 1.5 hours from Vienna
Just 1 hour from Vienna: The world’s largest lakeside stage will soon be transformed into a dazzling winter wonderland featuring a record-breaking nativity scene that’s 90 meters wide and 18 meters high!
Austria’s largest light garden, just 30 minutes from Vienna, enchants visitors for the 6th time—with a 3-kilometer-long loop trail that guides you through a magical winter fairy tale across 280 hectares
We’re heading into the final stretch of the year: Here are the best things to do for your November in Vienna
Just 2 hours from Vienna lies the perfect destination for the dark season: a magical wonderland full of enchanting lights at 1,270 meters above sea level
Discover the craziest and most secret museum tour 7 meters below ground in Vienna’s 2,400-kilometer sewer system—only through October
Just 15 minutes from Vienna’s city center: Don’t miss this vintage vinyl and CD fair—featuring 100 exhibitors, tens of thousands of records and CDs, and countless bargains—held on just four dates this year.
Bargain Hunting in Vienna: These Little-Known Pop-Up Flea Markets—Featuring Everything from Vintage to Kids’ Fashion—Are Especially Worth a Visit
In just under 2.5 hours from Vienna to a hidden, nature-protected alpine lake with a small hunting lodge: Swim in clear, turquoise-blue mountain water with free access to the lake—a place where Emperor Franz Josef once stayed
Since 1452, thousands of people have passed by this imposing, 16-meter-high sandstone column in Vienna without even knowing why it stands there
Every day, 50,000 people walk past this corner in Vienna, yet only a few know what the curious tree trunk behind the bulletproof glass actually is
Peter Alexander’s villa in Vienna-Döbling was built in 1932 and demolished in 2018 despite historic preservation regulations; today, eight luxury apartments stand on the 1,500 m² site in Vienna-Döbling
In 1923, Felix Salten wrote a somber novel in Währing about death in the forest; 19 years later, Disney turned it into a child-friendly $267 million hit called “Bambi.”
Over 100 years ago, the Peaky Blinders ruled the streets of Birmingham; in 2013, they became world-famous thanks to a Netflix series, and now their music is coming to Vienna as a candlelight concert
It’s that time again: For 115 years, Europe’s second-most-played soccer derby has been taking place, and the 351st edition is just around the corner
Discover this free 7-day cultural festival for art lovers in Vienna this November at around 70 cultural venues throughout the city, including guided tours
"Café Siebenbrunnen" opened in Vienna in 1981; it became famous for its legendary 99-cent beer; now the pub has closed for good, and its owner, Patrick Holzinger, is performing party hits at the Ballermann as the "Beer Prince."
New exhibition announced in Vienna: Dive into Van Gogh’s world and stroll through his most famous paintings in an immersive 360-degree experience!
Café Central opened in 1876 and was a popular meeting place for Freud, Schnitzler, and Zweig; 150 years later, the café is set to finally reopen following a renovation.
In 1925, Gustav Klimt’s last portrait of a woman disappeared for a century; in 2024, it resurfaced in a Viennese city palace and was auctioned off for 38.5 million euros
In 1822, the Musensaal was redesigned for the Habsburgs; over 200 years later, its 258 candles will shine brightly for an exclusive Halloween concert at the Vienna Albertina